Associate Professor of Forestry Scott Rupp will speak in Anchorage at the Loussac Library on Tuesday, March 17 at 7 pm in the Science for Alaska Lecture Series. His lecture, “Our New Frontier—Exploring Climate Change,” will focus on climate research in Alaska and its worldwide applications. Rupp is the director of the Scenarios Network for Alaska Planning, or SNAP program, which provides climate maps and projections that managers and policy makers can use to make informed decisions.
March 12, 2009
Scott Rupp to speak on climate change
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